Refrigerant superheat
Sobrecalentamiento frigoríficoDifference between vapor temperature and its saturation temperature at the same pressure.
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Difference between vapor temperature and its saturation temperature at the same pressure.
A component of a climate control installation used to raise gaseous refrigerant pressure within the refrigeration cycle.
A component of a climate control installation used to release heat while gaseous refrigerant returns to its liquid state.
Sequence of compression, condensation, expansion and evaporation that enables heat to move.
A component of a climate control installation used to absorb heat while refrigerant changes from liquid into vapor.
A component of a climate control installation used to reduce pressure and control refrigerant entering the evaporator.
Altering layout, finishes or services to adapt an existing building.
Intervention restoring or improving a building's usability, preservation condition or performance.
Material combining concrete and steel reinforcement to act together within the structure.
Masonry incorporating reinforcement designed to act with units and mortar in resisting loads.
Assembly of steel bars or mesh reinforcing concrete and helping it resist internal forces.
Arrangement allowing forces developed in a bar or group of bars to transfer into concrete.
Support maintaining an upper reinforcement layer in its specified position.
Electrochemical deterioration of embedded steel that may reduce its section and crack the concrete cover.
Closed transverse reinforcement surrounding longitudinal bars and potentially confining the concrete core.
Ratio of reinforcement quantity to a reference dimension or section of the member.
Component maintaining the specified distance between reinforcement and formwork during concreting.
Ratio of water vapour present in air to saturation at the same air temperature.
Component changing the state of its contacts in response to an electrical signal.
Arch arranged to redirect upper loads to the sides of an opening or weaker member.
Portable device transmitting commands to equipment without needing to operate it directly.
Taking out leaves, frames and fittings of existing doors or windows.
Fabric embedded in mortar to distribute stresses and limit cracking in the covering.
Profile defining the lower edge and supporting the start of a render covering.
Porous mortar facilitating evaporation and accommodating salts without removing the moisture source.
Mortar designed to restore damaged areas, with properties compatible with its intended substrate.
Document recording a query intended to clarify project information or inconsistencies.
Chlorine remaining in the water after the disinfection process has occurred.
Protection disconnecting the installation when a current imbalance indicates a possible electrical leakage.
Elastic strip at junctions reducing rigid connections and limiting vibration transmission between adjoining elements.
Continuous floor system whose main binding component is a formulated synthetic resin.
Respirator component intended to retain particles or particular substances according to its specified characteristics.
Structure resisting lateral pressures from retained soil or other retained materials.
Portion of payment withheld under agreed conditions.
Air returning from occupied rooms towards the equipment that treats it.
A component of a ventilation installation used to collect room air and route it towards the treatment circuit.
Characteristic time for sound in a room to decay after the sound source stops.
Treatment using pressure and membranes to separate dissolved substances from water.
A component within a technical installation whose purpose is to pass water while retaining some of its dissolved substances.
Document recording successive versions and amendments of project documents.
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